BASE PAPER FOR BRAINSTORMING SESSION ON Climate Resilient Livestock Production 1. Justification and relevance of the subject: The demand for animal products and by-products is continuously increasing in India due to un-abatable increase in human population, change in food habits, increase in disposable income and urbanization. In spite of around 4 per cent growth in livestock sector and country being the highest milk producer in the world, wide gap exists in demand and supply of animal food products
2.2. CONCEPT OF BIODIVERSITY It has been estimated that more than 50 million species of plants, animals and micro-organisms are existing in the world. Out of these, about 1.4 million species have been identified so far. Each species is adapted to live in specific environment, from mountain peaks to the depth of seas, from polar ice caps to tropical rain forests and deserts. All this diversity of life is confined to only about one kilometre thick layer of lithosphere hydrosphere and atmosphere which
Where there are sheep, the wolves are never very far away. (Titus Plautus, 254-184 BC) INTRODUCTION "Man-eating leopards bring fear to slums of Bombay as 10 die", (Foster 2004) was published in The Telegraph on 29th June, 2004 along with several other stories on "man-eater leopards" in Mumbai. This came a year after the Maharashtra Forest Department released around 500 pigs and rabbits in the Sanjay Gandhi
Museum Paper Assignment I have paid a visit to the Museum of Fine Arts and found two interesting paintings and a historical photograph. All three items had their own different meanings, were all created by different artist, and were created at a different time period. Each one of them hold a special meaning in which help our everyday life. The first artist is Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael, he created a painting called “Woman Selling Vegetables”. This artwork was made in 1618 this painting is about 397